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post 1602033811 04-09-2020, 12:12 AM
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born in 86 so I was a little late to be consciously experiencing the 80s but I do have a love for 80s movies and music















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I was married in the 1980's, it seemed like a less complicated time and people in general had less hang ups.

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Grew up in the 80s and it was a great time. Original movies that are now being used as garbage reboots, music was cool. People weren't complaining about wanting to leave America or burning the flag. PC Police/SJW's didn't exist, no drag queen story time for little kids or transformers on talk shows. When men were still men and not a bunch of pussy neckbeard soyboys running around. Only thing I wouldn't give up would be the internet,don't care about Fakebook but YouTube is still valuable most of the time.

Great movie scenes as a kid.



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Originally Posted By MiscInformed⏩
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Yeah wtf is that? Smartphones rekt us srs.
I remember that. It had a pic inside and you looked into it like a viewfinder.
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post 1602034981 04-09-2020, 12:47 AM
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken⏩
When did they start shaving? Was it a gradual change or they all decided at once?
Gradual. In 1989 I gave head to a chick with smooth lips (still had a triangle of pubes above) and I was all holy **** this is so much easier and more fun!
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken⏩
Please play this video while reading this thread


brb American manufacturing still in full swing, anyone could get a dope job with pension and bennies
brb real estate for the price of a betamax VCR
brb big cities were diverse and full of grit, not just rich people, their slaves, and endless traffic
brb planet still doing well for the most part
brb not everything was overcrowded, could still enjoy hobbies without a million other people crowding you out
brb no fat people, everyone looking dope in short shorts and cutoff mesh shirts
brb not even a hint of internet or social media, sloots still had to put on pants and leave the house to get banged by Chads
brb still unaware that everything causes cancer and erryone getting heart disease
brb cold war gave us a common enemy, relatively united as a people
brb last great era of pop music and entertainment before corporate takeovers
brb everything (everything *sniff sniff*) was about excess, everyone indulging
brb masculinity still embraced, arnold, stallone, van damme, dolph, cruise, all leading men

Was it really that good? I know it wasn't all gravy (inflation, Iran, interest rates, etc.), but seems like a pretty GOAT era.

80s was the turning point in which the seeds of the destruction of all those things happened. Profit became everything, companies got bought out to sell off their assets, production moved overseas, people paid off, wages froze, etc. also obesity started increasing, values and entertainment got shallower, etc
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The 80's were all about:

- Big hair and mullets
- Funky retro colors/ neons
- High waisted washed blue denim
- Reebok >>>> Nike by far
- No laws and no enforcements
- Lots of violence
- Hip Hop
- Corny love ballads and tunes
- No big brother. LOL at paper IDs for everything
- No computers
- Most technically advanced things we used were casio digital watches and calculators
Originally Posted By Kewbrah⏩
Gradual. In 1989 I gave head to a chick with smooth lips (still had a triangle of pubes above) and I was all holy **** this is so much easier and more fun!
Originally Posted By Kewbrah⏩
80s was the turning point in which the seeds of the destruction of all those things happened. Profit became everything, companies got bought out to sell off their assets, production moved overseas, people paid off, wages froze, etc. also obesity started increasing, values and entertainment got shallower, etc
Mirin'. I can remember the 90's well, but it looks like things already started in the 80's from what you described.

How do you compare the 90's vs the 80's?
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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken⏩
brb planet still doing well for the most part


The ozone layer was depleting at an alarming rate and would be gone before the turn of the century.
jk lol, it was just a hoax. That's why we don't fall for "climate change" shenanigans anymore.
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I remember from the age of like 8 we would leave the house on our bikes in the morning and the only rule was be back before it was dark. And that was every kid on the block, parents didn't give a **** back then.

Same thing in school holidays, if both parents worked they would just leave the kids to do whatever, I assume its illegal now to leave a kid under 12 unattended all day
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I was totally a child of the 80's. Really was the GOAT decade. Great movies, outdoors all the time, you had to talk to boyos and girlos, arcades were amazing. And you were treated like an adult much earlier. Most folks didn't go to college but they got jobs and moved out shortly after high school. Those of us that did go to college were still expected to work for our spending money, car insurance, car payments. None of this living with your parents until your late 20's nonsense.

Still a top 5 life moment for me was when me and my buddy installed a Kenwood stereo with a powered amplifier and Jenson 6x9s in my Nissan Sentra. Felt like a legit baller and would crank License to Ill everywhere I went.
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Originally Posted By aleeboy⏩
Mirin'. I can remember the 90's well, but it looks like things already started in the 80's from what you described.

How do you compare the 90's vs the 80's?
As a pure Gen Xer I felt like the 80s belonged to the Boomers (back when Boomers was a specific cohort, not just any old or middle aged person like it is since 6 months ago). Having spent their youths as antiestablishment jobless protesting hippies, they hit their 30s and decided to get materialistic and rich, and a lot of the 80s reflected that.

90s was the Gen X decade culturally, and I felt much more at home.
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Originally Posted By Kewbrah⏩
As a pure Gen Xer I felt like the 80s belonged to the Boomers (back when Boomers was a specific cohort, not just any old or middle aged person like it is since 6 months ago). Having spent their youths as antiestablishment jobless protesting hippies, they hit their 30s and decided to get materialistic and rich, and a lot of the 80s reflected that.

90s was the Gen X decade culturally, and I felt much more at home.
100% this. As a 70's born child, the 80s were totally owned by boomers. I still loved it as a kid for most of it.
It was the "electronics age" as compared to the "internet age" from late 90's onwards.
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Originally Posted By clive⏩
I was married in the 1980's, it seemed like a less complicated time and people in general had less hang ups.

Holy **** this thread just got even more legendary.

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Peak of human existence. 90s weren’t bad either but definitely tailing off, breakdown of the family unit, celebrating degenerate lifestyles etc
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was awesome , music, movies, women, arcades
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Born in 78, grew up in the 80's.

Can confirm times were simple, we lived within our means and neighbors were neighborly. Cars were generally ugly, we would eat sleep and breathe sports. Playing outside was our therapy.
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Originally Posted By SpamGourmetBrah⏩
I am an oldcel but was born in '92. So i guess not that much of an oldcel? Thx srs
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Can't forget thrash metal and Nintendo in '85. Fuk the 80s must have been a great time to live in.

I was born in the late 80s so I spent the entirety of my childhood in the 90s - pre internet. I severely miss what things were like in the 90s. I know I'm probably just getting old but I can't imagine being raised post 2000 with cellphones when you're 8 years old and all that.

Growing up in the 80s must have been a great experience.

+ in after Clive. Great wedding photo! If you have any more photos from the 80s, I'm sure we'd all love to see them.
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Originally Posted By lightsarefallin⏩
Can't forget thrash metal and Nintendo in '85. Fuk the 80s must have been a great time to live in.

I was born in the late 80s so I spent the entirety of my childhood in the 90s - pre internet. I severely miss what things were like in the 90s. I know I'm probably just getting old but I can't imagine being raised post 2000 with cellphones when you're 8 years old and all that.

Growing up in the 80s must have been a great experience.

+ in after Clive. Great wedding photo! If you have any more photos from the 80s, I'm sure we'd all love to see them.
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Oldie checking in.

80's pros:
Women were thin. If an average-height woman was 140lbs, she was fat, and family often called them out for being fat.
Middle class was on fire.
People took actual pride in their country and what they did.
People were much, much friendlier.
The neon color craze was everywhere.
Gyms were amazing places, very social. It wasn't like you see today with everyone trying to mog each other and sitting on their cell phones.
Kids could go outside and play without worry.
Arcades and comic book stores were huge. Even introverts could make friends.

80's cons:
Free knowledge was not out there.
There was a lot of ignorance.
"Fun" things were very expensive.
Healthcare wasn't nearly as good.
Local governments could be ruthless. There was very little oversight back then.
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Originally Posted By AltarOfPlagues⏩
people chainsmoked inside they house
could smoke walking around the mall, smoking sections on airplanes and restaurants.

80's also brought HIV/AIDS and the crack wars
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i cant lie im fascinated by the 80s. i was born in it, but wasnt old enough to know what was going on. more of an early 90s kid
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Originally Posted By wasp9166⏩
Aw sheeeit
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Originally Posted By Kewbrah⏩
As a pure Gen Xer I felt like the 80s belonged to the Boomers (back when Boomers was a specific cohort, not just any old or middle aged person like it is since 6 months ago). Having spent their youths as antiestablishment jobless protesting hippies, they hit their 30s and decided to get materialistic and rich, and a lot of the 80s reflected that.

90s was the Gen X decade culturally, and I felt much more at home.
The oldest Gen X'ers had our high school and college years completely in the 80's. When the 90's hit, grunge took over culturally (in late 1991, Nirvana blew up). Everyone was apathetic/depressed (or pretending to be apathetic/depressed), wearing flannel shirts and combat boots, and listening to chit music. I'm glad that I largely avoided the grunge years.

I do remember there was a retro thing happening in college in the late 80's. Lots of guys listening to the Dead while playing hackey sack on the quad. Other guys were buying those big old 60's/70's convertibles that were the size of boats.
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Originally Posted By headturner1⏩
I was a kid, but I know 100% that everything was better.


The middle class was a thing and it felt good to be part of it
yeah back in the day it seemed like the middle class was massive. kids had the basics. a bike, a gaming system, and bat/ball, friends, and outside.
i actually felt that as a kid who was running around in the early 90s
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